DAMASCUS: Bashar Assad’s regime will not stay in power for much longer, Arab League chief Nabil Al-Arabi said yesterday, urging the opposition meeting in Qatar to put aside their differences.
“It is important to unify the opposition’s visions, especially because everyone knows that the regime in Syria will not remain for long and one day there will be a new situation in Syria,” he told reporters in Cairo.
Meanwhile, fighters shelled a key area of Damascus home to Bashar Assad’s Alawite minority, embassies and government buildings yesterday, as they stepped up attacks on his power base.
Britain, meanwhile, said it was to open talks with fighters in a bid to help end the violence, as the main opposition Syrian National Council said it hoped resolving the conflict would top re-elected US President Barack Obama’s agenda.
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